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    Nationwide Race Thread -Darlington



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    Location - Darlington Raceway , Darlington, SC

    Course Type - 1.366 Mile Oval

    Race Distance - 147 Laps / 200.8 Miles

    Date & TV Schedule - Friday, May 11th - Pre-Race - 6:30pm Eastern / Green Flag-Approx. 7:30pm Eastern - ESPN 2 / Sirius Radio -channel 90 & MRN

    Practice Sessions -
    Friday, May 11th -8:30-10:30am Eastern

    Qualifications- Friday, May 11th -3:35pm Eastern
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    2011 Nationwide Darlington Spring Race Information

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    2011 Pole Sitter - Kyle Busch (Quals Rained Out-No Time)
    2011 Winner - Kyle Busch
    Number of Cautions -5 for 28 laps
    Lead Changes - 11 lead changes among 5 drivers - (Busch, Edwards, Kahne, Sadler, Allgaier)
    Length of Race - 1 hour, 40 minutes, 56 seconds
    Average Speed - 119.364 mph
    Margin Of Victory -3.677 seconds
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    Darlington Raceway

    Track Facts
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    Turns 1 & 2 -25 degrees banking, 79 ft. width
    Turns 3 & 4 - 23 degrees banking, 62 ft. width
    Frontstretch - 3 degrees banking, 1,229 ft. length, 90 ft. wide
    Backstretch - 2 degrees banking, 1,229 ft. length, 90 ft. wide
    Pit Road length -2,025 ft., width -46 feet
    Pit Road Speed -45 mph

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    Entry List

    1. #01 Mike Wallace
    2. #2 Elliott Sadler
    3. #3 Austiin Dillon
    4. #4 Danny Efland
    5. #6 Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
    6. #7 Danica Patrick
    7. #08 Matt Frahm
    8. #10 Jeff Green
    9. #11 Brian Scott
    10. #12 Sam Hornish Jr.
    11. #14 Eric McClure
    12. #15 Blake Koch
    13. #18 Denny Hamlin
    14. #19 Tayler Malsam
    15. #20 Joey Logano
    16. #22 Brad Keselowski
    17. #23 Jamie Dick
    18. #24 Casey Roderick
    19. #30 James Buescher
    20. #31 Justin Allgaier
    21. #33 Brendan Gaughan
    22. #36 Ryan Blaney
    23. #38 Kasey Kahne
    24. #39 Josh Richards
    25. #40 Erik Darnell
    26. #41 Timmy Hill
    27. #42 Josh Wise
    28. #43 Michael Annett
    29. #44 Mike Bliss
    30. #46 Chase Miller
    31. #47 Scott Speed
    32. #50 TJ Bell
    33. #51 Jeremy Clements
    34. #52 TBA
    35. #54 Kurt Busch
    36. #70 David Green
    37. #74 Mike Harmon
    38. #75 Scott Riggs
    39. #81 Jason Bowles
    40. #87 Joe Nemechek
    41. #88 Cole Whitt
    42. #89 Morgan Shepherd
    43. #99 Travis Pastrana
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    Jeff Green will be replacing Eric McClure for this race and be driving the #14 car. Tony Raines will now be driving the #10 car. Derrike Cope will be driving the #70 car.
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    Kurt Busch topped the speed chart in this morning's Nationwide practice session. Below are the top 20 in practice.

    1. #54 Kurt Busch - 171.740
    2. #3 Austin Dillon - 171.405
    3. #11 Brian Scott - 170.922
    4. #2 Elliott Sadler - 170.484
    5. #18 Denny Hamlin - 169.924
    6. #22 Brad Keselowski - 169.906
    7. #12 Sam Hornish Jr. - 169.859
    8. #88 Cole Whitt - 169.701
    9. #6 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. - 169.596
    10. #20 Joey Logano - 169.549
    11. #38 Kasey Kahne - 169.502
    12. #44 Mike Bliss - 169.286
    13. #33 Brendan Gaughan - 168.798
    14. #36 Ryan Blaney - 168.498
    15. #30 James Buescher - 168.215
    16. #31 Justin Allgaier - 168.152
    17. #7 Danica Patrick - 168.037
    18. #99 Travis Pastrana - 166.698
    19. #19 Tayler Malsam - 166.585
    20. #87 Joe Nemechek - 166.478
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    Quote Originally Posted by DanicaFan
    Kurt Busch topped the speed chart in this morning's Nationwide practice session.
    Cool.
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    great job nascar you screwed up again, thanks for letting Cup drivers still race in the lower series and better yet, wreck the Nationwide drivers on a restart with 5 laps to go and not penalize Logano, to make matters worse, he wins, pathetic
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    Quote Originally Posted by harvick#1
    great job nascar you screwed up again, thanks for letting Cup drivers still race in the lower series and better yet, wreck the Nationwide drivers on a restart with 5 laps to go and not penalize Logano, to make matters worse, he wins, pathetic
    Logano won because Keselowski did to him what he was trying to do with Sadler - bump draft to the front. Logano and Sadler had done it the previous restart and it really worked.

    What struck me about Darlington was that there were only about a dozen really competitive cars. The number of start and parks and low budget teams keeps rising. Take away the Cup drivers, and the Nationwide series starts to look like an expensive ARCA or K&N series
    I read it on the internet, so it must be true

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    Quote Originally Posted by beachbum
    What struck me about Darlington was that there were only about a dozen really competitive cars. The number of start and parks and low budget teams keeps rising. Take away the Cup drivers, and the Nationwide series starts to look like an expensive ARCA or K&N series
    Agreed. I went to the Richmond Nationwide race and I got the same impression, even more so in person. This series would be dead without the cup drivers and teams.
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